Godgila, transformers and King Kong ain't got **** on Guillermo

Rating: 8/10 (14 September 2014)

I am rating this movie with an 8,mostly because it stands as a directing lesson to Michael Bay.And to anyone who wants to walk the path to this strange genre.
Guillermo Del Toro is an extremely talented director, bringing us interesting mind-grabbing stories. And he couldn't do better in this movie. The story and the way it is presented to us are really good. It is full of twists, and solid explanations for all the crazy scientific staff going on. The only thing lacking is the acting, with the main protagonist playing exactly like he is Jax Teller from Sons of anarchy, an Asian girl who waits until the last minute to saw some emotion and the Newton scientist guy, a character who has no chemistry at all with any other actor in this flick, and just ends up being annoying and necessary.
In fact even a child can see that the only good acting comes from the transformed Burn Gorman, the actor who also portrays the iconic Game of thrones dark assassin character.
The most commendable feature in this movie is the fights. Where the 2014 Godgilla fails to saw the gigantic monsters for more than 5 minutes and the transformers franchise have the audience wandering Who's fighting what or What's fighting who, Guillermo Del Toro gives us full lengthened, well orchestrated, gigantic robot fights. And makes him self an example for future gigantic monster movies.